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New Generation of Lawyers Try to 'Do the Right Thing'

New York Law Journal

July 7, 2004

The meeting in May of two young black men from Brooklyn has begun a process of full disclosure behind a 1955 Mississippi murder and the sham trial that followed -- a travesty of justice that helped launch the civil rights movement. Attorney Kenneth P. Thompson worked with filmmaker and social activist Keith Beauchamp to reopen a Justice Department investigation into the grisly slaying of 14-year-old Emmett Louis Till.

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